sins of arrogance that we must confess. But when we receive such rebukes, we must remember that those who deliver them are doing so on the basis of a standard. What standard is it? When they rebuke us for arrogance, are they being arrogant? Arrogance cannot be defined as the necessary result of assuming yourself to be right and the other fellow wrong. For what would happen if we decided that someone else had succumbed to this temptation and was being arrogant? Should we go admonish him? If we do